Born in 1958, Eva Arnaz emerged as a notable figure in the Indonesian film scene during the 1980s, showcasing her talents in action films. She is recognized for her compelling performances in Primitives (1978), Special Silencers (1982), and Violent Killer (1987), where she navigates intense narratives with a fierce presence. Arnaz's work not only highlights the action genre's evolution in Indonesia but also contributes to the cult cinema conversation, reflecting the era's unique blend of thrills and cultural narratives.
Primitives
Three students, Tommy, Rita, and Robert, and their guides head into the jungle to study primitive tribes separated from civilization. However, the students say the one tribe they visit isn't primitive enough, and they want to find some really savages, and to locate the legendary cannibal tribe supposedly living in the area. To complete their thesis, three anthropology students go to the jungle to study primitive peoples and wind up on the menu of a cannibalistic tribe.
